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Application:Feline infectious peritonitis, loss of appetite, repeated fever, jaundice, diarrhea, lymphadenopathy, iris d...
13/05/2022

Application:
Feline infectious peritonitis, loss of appetite, repeated fever, jaundice, diarrhea, lymphadenopathy, iris disease, etc.

Usage:
The wetness is 1 tablet per four kilograms
The dryness is 1.5 tablets per four kilograms
The eye-entering or invigorating is 2 tablets per two kilograms
It is recommended to take the medicine on an empty stomach for better effect，once every 24 hours.
Continuous use is recommended for 12 weeks




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09/05/2022

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09/05/2022

Get your FIP vaccine at great prices ✅

08/05/2022

Conclusion
Feline infectious peritonitis is an infection in cats caused by a feline coronavirus. Its symptoms are varied and complex, but it commonly presents in dry form or wet form. Your veterinarian can make the diagnosis based on clinical signs and various laboratory tests. GS-441524 is the most promising drug to treat FIP with success rate ranging from 80-95%. The best way is to prevent this disease by taking precautionary measures including avoid exposure to other cats, periodically disinfect areas frequented by cats such as litter boxes, feeding bowls, play pins, cages and pet boxes, Keep only one cat per household, and include feline infectious peritonitis vaccination as part of core vaccination program for all your cats.

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Prevention of FIP
You might be wondering- is there a vaccine for cat FIP? Yes, it is available. But the American Association of Feline Practitioners Feline Vaccine Advisory Panel has not recommended this vaccine. However, it is safe and you need to consult your veterinarian regarding this vaccine. You can take the following precautionary measures to prevent FIP.
Maintain the hygiene of cats and their litter boxes
Prevent overcrowding of cats in your space
Keep the cats healthy

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FIP Treatment Options
Despite advances in medical technology, FIP remains a challenge to treat. However, recent research has shown that GS-441524. an antiviral drug can be effective to treat feline infectious peritonitis.

Kindly do bear in mind that GS-441524 drug is not FDA approved for FIP treatment at the time of this writing. But their high response rates of up to 80-95% give hope to treat FIP. Some supportive treatments that are effective against FIV include blood transfusion and drainage of accumulated fluid from the body

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How can FIP be Diagnosed?
Symptoms of FIP are wide yet vague which makes it difficult to diagnose. Also, your veterinarian can not diagnose it based on only one blood test. Following factors can make the diagnosis easy if your cat:
Shows clinical signs of FIP
Falls in the high-risk groups (e.g., colony cats, colony cats, etc.)
Presents with yellowing of the eyes and gums

Based on laboratory tests, a cat affected by FIP can have:
Lymphopenia or decrease in the number of white blood cells
Neutrophilia or an increase in the number of neutrophils
Deficiency of blood
Increased concentration of proteins
High levels of liver enzymes and bilirubin

Besides, there are many other tests that can confirm its diagnosis. A few of them are:
X-ray and Ultrasound
Immunoperoxidase test
Polymerase chain reaction technology
Biopsy

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Wet or effusive FIP

In Wet FIP, inflammatory reactions affect the blood vessels causing vasculitis and fluid leakage from the blood into the chest and abdominal cavity. As a result, a large amount of fluid accumulates in the abdomen and chest, causing a pot-bellied appearance and difficulty breathing.

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